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UNICEF Warns That COVID-19 Crisis Prevents Shipment of Vaccines for Children
By Lisa Schlein The U.N. Children’s Fund warns that COVID-19 mitigation measures are preventing the shipment of vaccines to dozens of developing countries, putting the lives...
ICMR Claims More Than 40 COVID-19 Vaccines Under Development
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) said, here on Sunday, more than 40 vaccines were under development but none had reached the next...
People Receive Misinformation Regarding Vaccines on Social Media, Says Study
Researchers have found that people who rely on social media for information were more likely to be misinformed about vaccines than those who rely...
Pinterest to Combat Misinformation about Vaccines by Showing Only Information from Health Organizations
Pinterest said it would try to combat misinformation about vaccines by showing only information from health organizations when people search. Social media sites have been...
Pakistan Dependent on India for Imports of Anti-Rabies and Anti-Venom Vaccines
Pakistan is dependent on India for imports of anti-rabies and anti-venom vaccines as its National Institute of Health (NIH) is incapable of manufacturing the...
Cervical Cancer Vaccines Show Major Impact on Stopping Infections
Vaccination against the virus that causes almost all cervical cancer is having a major impact on stopping infections and should significantly reduce cases of...
Richer Countries Show Lower Trust in Vaccines
The majority of people worldwide think vaccines are safe but the doubters make it impossible to win the war on preventable illnesses. A global survey...
Two-Wave U.S. Flu Season is Now the Longest in Ten Years
Three months ago, this flu season was shaping up to be short and mild in the U.S. But a surprising second viral wave has...
Philippines Loses Confidence In Vaccination After Dengue Crisis: Report
The ability to fight future pandemics could be at risk following a plunge in public confidence in vaccines in the Philippines, according to...
An Experimental Vaccine to Treat Malaria
After decades of disappointment in efforts to develop a malaria vaccine, researchers are starting to see promise in a new approach. While most vaccines trigger...
Researchers Bust Myths Surrounding Vaccination
The scientific community has long acknowledged that vaccination work and have saved millions of lives. However, a vocal community, particularly in the U.S., believes...
Doctors Discovered Antibodies to Fight Ebola
In 1995, a patient sick with the Ebola virus, in what was then called Zaire and is now the Democratic Republic of the Congo,...
Congo’s New Ebola Outbreak Is A Great Risk: WHO
Preparations are being made to send thousands of Ebola vaccines next week to North Kivu, the site of the latest outbreak of this deadly...
Two New Ways To Prevent Cholera: Microbes Fighting Microbes
Two promising new ways to prevent cholera are on the horizon. One is an entirely new kind of vaccine. The other is as simple...
Health Workers Have Something New To Offer For Ebola: A Vaccine
Irene Mboyo Mola spent 11 days caring for her husband as he died of Ebola in a hospital where she said nurses were too...
HPV Vaccines Are Effective, Especially For Teens
Vaccines designed to prevent infection with human papillomavirus (HPV) are effective in protecting against pre-cancerous cervical lesions in women, particularly in those vaccinated between...
Pentavalent vaccine: Doctors raise red flag
Pentavalent vaccine was introduced in India six years ago It is since then have been a cause of many deaths Doctors want it to...
India Major Contributor for 16 Million Fatal Lung Infection in 2015: Indian Origin Researcher
RSV is a common and highly contagious virus that infects the respiratory tract The study, reported in the journal Lancet, noted that there...
New HIV vaccine candidate may generate immune response: Study
Washington: An experimental vaccine candidate may have the potential to stimulate the immune system to block HIV infection, according to new research. The findings may...
Measles haunts the unvaccinated: Number of infected reaches 114 in the U.S.
The U.S. is the only western country to have reported high number of cases of Measles by Smita Anand As it seems to be the beginning...
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